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Why the law that forces people to get mental health help didn't stop Governor's residence arson attack

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Involuntary commitment is intended to be a last resort meant to impose treatment on someone who otherwise would not seek it voluntarily, but who could be a danger to themselves and others
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Why the law that forces people to get mental health help didn't stop Governor's residence arson attack

Involuntary commitment is intended to be a last resort meant to impose treatment on someone who otherwise would not seek it voluntarily, but who could be a danger to themselves and others

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northpennnow.com broke the news in on Monday, April 28, 2025.
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